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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30
IN THE COMMONS.

The member from South Roscommon
(LiberaD moved that the crimes act
should not be retrospective.
Mr.. Healy. in supporting The motion
said he would advise his countrymen
to refuse to answer summonses under
the clause, if The act were made retro
spective.
The encouragement and solicitor.
general, both spoke IN opposition to the
amendment.
They said the bill was only intended
to detect and punish crime.
Sir Henry James (Liberal Unionist)
suggested that word be inserted, stat
ing that the inquiries into past otfenses
shall be limited to cases Of felony, and
misdemeanor. A
Sir William We non Harcourt,
(Liberal), congratulated the government
upon the assistance it vas receiving
from one of its principal supporters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30
More Rats .

LONDON, April 29-Colonel Hughes
Haliet showed Hon. W. 7. Cody (Buf-
falo Bill through tho House of Com
mons tom ght The 81 out was much
interested 10 the proceedings and con-
versed with several members.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30
RObbing the Robbers.

MONTE CARLO, April pa colossal
system of robbery bv means of pre-
pared packs of cards has Just been
discovered ct the Casino here. The
prOprietors OF the tables have lost Els
V10. The police are investigating the
matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30
Won Must N OF

class Trough on Dirt with the ordin-
arv washing compounds. 1t Is new,
different and altogether superior
srucie. A revelation ~ housekeeping.
A boon to women. a new discovery.
Beats the world for Kitchen ,ILaundry,
Stsrching, Bath or Shampoo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30
IN THE LORDS

LONDON, April PIN the House Of
Lords tonight, Earl of Harrowbay
asked for information respecting the
decision of government on the pro-
pOsals of the Canadian government to
establish a line of mail steamers be
tween Vancouve' City and China. The
tarv of the colonial office, replied that
the committee to which the matter was
referred had declined to recommend q
subsidy of s2IG.OO0 for the proposed
service of a st amer every three weeks.
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NOTICE.
To Whom 1t May Concern:

To Whom u Nay Concern:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I, THE
i undersigned, John K. Reid, of Orange
vile, Emery County, Utah, did on the 18th
day of March, AID 1885, purchase of one
George Matthias Maxim, oNE-HALF TENTH
INTEREST in the coal mines known as the
Bituminous and Cannal Coal Mines, situated
in Cottonwood and Jose Valley Canyon,
Emery Cou ty, Utah, and that l have never
disposed OF my interest in any manner, and
that am still the owner of the said one-half
tenth interest in said mines, and all parties
negotiating to purchase the said mines are
hereby warned against purchasing the said
one-ha tenth interest only through the
lawful owner tHereof.
Any rerson wishing to further investigate
into this matter can do so by corresponding
with the under signed. ]. K. REID,
Orsngeville, Emery County, Utah
Dated at Orangeyille, April 25, 1887. a29
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well, how has trade been this last
winter?' he askei of a merchant in a
Wisconsin village. Fair, sir, very
fair. Then the dull times have not af-
fected you?" Not Bit. One CT my
clerks stole thirty yards of silk and paid
$3.50 in cash and turned over house
and lot worth So 600 to keep out OF
court. The times are all right, sir, per-
fectly right. - Val Street Nelrs.
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The National Dame

IspIANAPoL1s. April 29.-Detroit To-
Indianapolis s.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Atbletic-
BROOKLYN postponed on account of ram
BaLrIMoRE, April 30 Baltimore IA
Merropolitans 4.
NEW. YoRK. April 29.-New York =,
Philadelphia 4.
WasaIsoroN, April % Boston g.
Washington A; six innings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30
The west virginia senatorship.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 29.-The
Senate consumed the day in discussing
the motion to adjourn without electing
q United States senator. A letter from
Mr.. Lucas, Governor Wilson's ap-
polntee, informed the legislature that it
Wou not be a lawful act to elect
senator, and g contest would result
should the legislature elect. A ballot is
TO be taken on Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30

A group of young men said to De-
troit pastor few days before election
DR.. -, We hear great deal said
about this prohibition amendment, but
we don't get any hint of your opinion.
Won't you tell US what you really thin Z
about it?" The pastor replied: Morally
the amendment is all right, but polite
ally it is all wrong. detroit Christian
4drOflte
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The Queens DominiOns.

LONDON, Apri. 29.-Twenty yacht:
have been entered for the jubilee race
and it is probable that more viii be
added to the list of competitors before
the entries close, on June 7th.
At meeting of the Parnellite mem
bers of Parliament to-day, it was de
cided to cancel all engagements likely
to interfere with Parliamentary work
in order that the members may devo.e
their exclusive attention to their legis
latiye duties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
gesuon. Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite. Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vital
izer is posit-vs cure. For sale stA. G.
smith a., Drug StOe. 10
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On Its TraVels

MOBILE, April 29.-The Interstate
commerce commission arrived here at
2.20 M, and met at 4 in the United
States courtroom Representative men
were present from Mobile, Selma,
Greenville and Huntsville.
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Gone to Glory

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 29.-James H.
Marcus was hanged to-day for the
murder of his cousin Fisher Marcus.
February 10, 1885. The execution was
without. special incident.
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A Vessel B Burned

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 29.-The Brit
ish steamship, Bsnhope, from Vera
Cruz for New York, burned thirty
miles off Tybee Island, yesterday alter
noon. The officers and crew were res
cued, and brought to Savannah.
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chnaebeles' Release

BERLIN, April o. Emperor William
has signed an order for the release of
Schnaebeles. The latter has written his
wife that he expects to return home tc--
morrow.
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Wells, Hair Rslsam.

If gray. restores to original color. An
elegant dressing. softens and beautlhes.
No oil nor grease. a Tonic Restorative.
Stops hair coming out; strene thsns,
cieanses, heals scalp. soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-30
For Floriha,s senatnr-

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 29.-Yote
I07 United States Senator; Perry IS.
PaSco l.. Bioxhtm Is. GoOdnch Repub
hc2n l., Scattering. all Democrats, !.
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The attempt of ocean steamers to sail
over Long Island goes on with peril
nance that may ultimately command
success s.-Jersey City Argus.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
WILLIAM OORSE.
A Former st. Louisian who Died
Recently at Wellington, Mo.
His Literary Predictions and His
Buhinens Career.
from the st. Louis Republican. |

From the st. Louis Republican,
William Coree, who died at Yelling
ton, Mo-, September 10, in his 18th
year, once lived in ST. Louis. His
disease was paralysis, from which he
had suffered for nearly four years, but
recently he seemed to be in much bet
:er health and his intellect did its
usual active work with clearness and
precision. He was born in Dover,
Del, December "a, 1909. At the age
OF "A he married Miss Cornelia Black
stone, in Philadelphia, where he had
previously gone to live. In 1887 he
came west and settled in st. Louis,
then small town. He was printer,
aud while here purchased All interest in
the Argus, which he controlled until he
removed to Wellington, in 1S43, where
he became merchant
He was q self made man and studi-
onsly cultivated his literary taste W hich
amounted almost to genius. He was
cOnversant with many British classics,
and could speak intelligently and
critically of Cowper, Milton, johnson,
Goldsmith, Macaulay, Sydney Smith,
Scott, Burns and Shakespeare. The
latter was to him book of inestima-
BILE pleasure and the center of his lit
erary study. He was a man of deep
convictions, and his opinion had great
weight with his neighbors. He was OF
the stuff from which great men are
made, and if his early education had
been such as to have turned his mind
to literary pursuits, he would have
made his mark in the world of letters
of which he was so fond.
Gen. John NJ. COrse. whom Sheridan
signalled TO "Hold the Fort" was a
nephew OF the deceased, and resembled
h:N both in appearance and manners.
lie iNaves an aged wife, son and a
number of grandchildren.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15

MIR. Gray recommended gas bill for
September be allowed and ordered
paid. Approved.
Mr.. Williams moved that the fire
board meet next Monday night to con-
slider the matter of purchase OF hook
and ladder outfit.
Committee on city of third class was
granted further time.
Ganter alley matter referred 10 inn
provement committee and city engi-
neer.
Mr. Gray moved city engineer be In.
structed to turn water Off Of Washing
ton avenue. Carried.
Mr.. Gray moved city engineer be in
structed to put loads of macadam in
alley east of oath street, between Wash
ingtOn and Monroe streets. Carried.
Mr. Russell moved that the calaboOse
keeper in his monthly report state all
prisoners turned out before their fines
and costs have been paid in work, and
give number of days of work tone;
balance due Oh fine inclnliing costs
of board or otherwise,/by prisoner or
prisoners, and na,ne of officer turning
prisoners out, name of prisoner and
the date turned out. Officers so turn
ing prisoner out will be held RESPONSE
bic for the balance of fine and costs,
other than by order of the mayor or
council, and that the register furnish a
book to keep the accounts. Carried.
Mr.. Russell moved that gas commit
tee examine into cost and expediency
OF moving a number of lamp posts
which are now doing no good. Car
ried.
MIR. Gray moved an ordinance be re-
ferred to ordinance committee to make
reduced license from Sl5 to 81 SO, tor
shooting gallery
Council adjourned.
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DENTIST.

i Front loems over Commercial hi
z,ns onposite the Courthouse :" nn
eslngtuu, MO- ----------
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Merchant Tailoring,

Our samples of new fall and winter styles
have arrived and are open for your inspec-
ton. Garments made to order on short
notice. Perfect fits and firsi-clsss workman.
ship guaranteed, or no sale. Give US trial
Fl. SINAUER.
Try our "Wonder" and "SiIver" shirts
the best dollar shirts in the market.
septl0r h. SINAUER.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Furnished weekly to the Intelligencer by
Captain J. D. Conner. recorder Of deeds OF
Lafayette county, Mo.
Abstract of the deeds filed in the Office OF
Recorder of Deeds from Saturday, Oct. /,
to Saturday, Oct. 8, A. D.. 1881. Only such
as contain covenants of warranty contained
in list.
j. r. Thomas TO Geo. .. Feagans,
lot 3. blk IS, Waverly rly..S $50 OC
Chas. Liese to Henry Evans, lots
and 10, blk c., Liese's add to Corder 500 0l
John E. Burden to Felix ThOmau,
W hf sw s. and hf sc Z. and NV NV
II. and acres, pit sw Sc I, and ne ne
Is. 80, 26 Observation-Disclosures. ..1O, 600 on
Jno. VIM. Stalev to David A. Sta.
ley, int In land in secs 9 and 80, -. =,
Jno. W. Brown to Bank Of Hoii. "
den. hf NV sw 80, 40. % ........ 6OO OO
Henry G. Francisco to Sarah NJ.
Russell, hf Sc sw 3, and acres out
NV cor ne 10, so. % =. 1000 90
Herman Krause to Fred. Drewel,
] int in certain coal privileges 49,. 600 OF
JOhnW Brown to Bank of Holden
hf ne 6, 4S, %. aud hf Sc 81.
40. 25, snd sc Sc 81, 49. 25 and sw sw
81, 40. %, and 10 acres off W side Sc
sw 32. 40, % 5000 0(
Bank OF Holden to JohnW Brown,
pit NV 80. and pit " hf sw 2S. and pt
G hf sw %. and h! Sc 90, 40. 25 5000 o,
Katie GOsewisch ct al 10 Catharne
E. Gosewisch, end bf NV Is, As,
26. so acres; also lots l. =. ) and 4.
blk 80; also lot 4, blk 43. lst add TO
Lexington ....... ...........-.-... w
Catharine E. GOsewisch to W. X.
Gosewisch, end hf nv Is, 4s, 26,
80 acres; lots l, 9. 3 and 4, blk 80;
also lot 4, blk 43, 1st ad to Lexington 10
D. NJ. Reed and wife to Isaic W.
Avitt, Sc NV. and sw ne 10, 40, q =. 40
| Richard Field to Andrew Carter,
pit W hf Sc IA. so. %, 10 45-1OO acres 1,O9l q
/ Henry kenmen to Henry Block,
pit ne 81, and pit NV %, 80, %, 364
acres. ..................... 1872 l
l.. NJ. Lake and wife to Henry
Pulliam, "a acres off side ne ne 81
40, %. 500 Q
I No instrument will be filed until th
fee is paid. -gl
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Weeklg gntellieeufer.
Wabash Railroad Time Table.

Wabash Railroad Time Table.
OmnlbuS will leave the hotels in this
city Tor K. i l.. Junction, making
connection with trains gong east,
west and north, al .......,.,........ 90 8. IN.
Returning, will arrive at ............ 30 q. u
Omnl bu, will leave for H.. s. :. juno
tion. making con DectOn with tralns
going east and west. and north as
lar as Richmond at ..... 4:30 p m
Returning, will arrive ut. .............1.3 80 y. IL
JOHN Z. YOUNG. Superinte ndent.
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BURT pRoosED1Ses.



Is fmet. Present His Honor Jos.
~ 1{ffl. presiding justice: Associste
90ices II. Ii. EliiDg and z. II. Ben
|fn& Sheriff Jos. Bowman, and Clerk
Nh. B. Steele.
Dram shop licenses granted to Chas.
Mavins s. Co., W. F. Purcell, Frank
Bruder.
The following named jurors were
drawn Tor the December term Ot the
circuit conrt:
Clay--Robt. s Colvin, Robt. } Dill
inghsm, Edwin p. Crews.
Davis-Lee Moran, w. z. Layhc,
John A. Taggard.
Dover-Albert Wilson, Biddle Cole,
J. .. Plattenburg.
Freedom-Wm. ii. Ray, VIM. A.
Davis, Ed. p. Robertson.
Lexington-Wm. 5. Greer, George
johnson, VIM. Ford, John Carter.
Middleton--jno. W. Wright, Her.
man Rogge, Simon II. Wood.
Sni-a- -Bar-Wm. IL. Kesterson, B.
NJ. Cobb.
Observation-Disclosures Vicksrs, Thos.
Norfleet. Thos. Jennings.
&. y. Ford. John Berry and John
w. Holman appointed commissioners
to ASSESS damages to IL. Brown, Oh
road. and report November 3.
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HOMEMADE WAGONS !
JOHN e. OuRMDT.

LIRANkLIN AVENUE. has on tand and for
II sale. quite Il numher OF Eaf m Wagons. made
i'll Lexington. by skilled woTkncn. from The
very best timber pr0curubie, .and warranted to
be equal, Ii not superior to ANY wagon ever sold
or manufactured here Any eiZed thinble
shein now in stock. and with all The best and
latest attachments, such az spring seat. lever
brakes etc. Also
H0me-Nsaia Spring Wagons.
warranted III ever Particular. Cali and exam
iIs. wagons aA'l get prices before pun chasing
elsewhere, and encourage h"In- mechanic
when g0u can do wei ~ better with your
money by purchasing IL Jdne26J1
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ONE OF THE BEST FARMS In
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
FOR SALE,

VINHE FARM CONTAINS 800 ACRES,
/ is located on the state road trnm sSss&
Dover to Lexington. miles from the 22sN
latter place and within y miles of the -..sA-
depots upon the branch and new extension
railroads, has good house of rooms, , ten
ant houses, all necessary outhouses, stable Tor
10 horses is all under good fence and all in cu-
tivation or grass, and Is well watered by never
failing springs, cisterns and wells. Ii Is sus-
ceptible of division anu would make two good
farms of l6O acres each. The land lies we'll, Is
very rich, is i'll u desirable neghborhood, with
a good road to Dover and Lexington or to the
depots on the railroad. Taken altogether. i
superior farm of its size cannot be found in the
state. 1t will be sold cheap, as the owner de-
sires to leave the state and engage in other bus
mess.
TKRMs:-One- third cash and balance on as
long time as desired. deferred payments to benr
per cent interest
Nt.w is your time to get bargain. For fur
ther particulars call ut the Intelligencer office
or on the undersigned.
july2So TRAVIS BUFORD.
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Day and Ni.ht

LAY ana Nl,nt
During an acute attack of Br,chitis,
ceaseless tickling in the throa and an
eXhausting, dry, hacking cou,, aftiict
the sufferer. Sleep is banished, md great
prostration follows. This disea is also
attended with Hoarseness, and snetimes
Loss of Voice. 1t is liable tbecome
chronic, involve the lungs, and rminate
fatally. Ayers Cherry Pector, affords
speedy relief and cure in casestf Bron-
chitis. 1t controls the dispOsion to
cough, and induces refreshing slice
I have been practicing ph,ician for
twenty-four years, and, forthe past
twelve, have suffered from anral attacks
of Bronchitis. After exhausng all the
usual remedies
Without Reiif,
1 tried Ayers Cherry Pector' 1t helped
cure.-G. Stoveall, NJ. D., Caplton, Miss.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is ecidedly the
best remedy, within my kIwledge, for
chronic Bronchitis, and all ng diseases.
M. A. Rust, NJ. D., South aris, Me.
Twas attacked, last wintewith severe
Cold, which, from exposurgrew worse
and finally settled on m,Lungs. BY
night sweats i was reduce almost to q
skeleton. My Cough was fessant, and
frequently spit blood. Myhhysician told
me to give up business, Il would not
live month. After takinvarlous reme-
dies without relief, was tally
Cured BY sing
two bottles of Ayers Chey Pectoral. 1
am now in perfect heal, and able to
resume business, after bling been pro-
nounced incurable with h,onsumption.- -
s. P. Henderson. Saulsbgh, Penn.
For years was IN decline. had
weak lungs, and sufferefrom Bronchitis
and Catarrh. Ayers Gerry Pectoral re-
stored me to health, anG have been for
long time comparativy vigorous. In
case of a sudden cold always resort to
the Pectoral, and fin speedy relief
Edward E. Curtis, Rund, VT.
Two years ago suired from severe
Bronchitis. The phycian attending ME
became fearful that tIdisease would ter
inmate in Pneumonia After trying vari-
GUS medicines, witho, benefit, he finally
prescribed Ayers Ch'ry Pectoral, which
relieved me at once. continued TO take
this medicine shortme, and was cured.
Ernest Cotton, Loinsport, Ind.
Ayers Cherry Pect0raI,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. yer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Pnc 81; six bottles, e5.
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+LADlES+

damaged
going and Kansas City purchase Dress Goods and
undertaken hercuean task and that talk
accomplish it, but that
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ATTORNEYS.
JOHN =. BLACKWELL,

A TTURNEY AT LAW. Will practice In all
y the coufts OF the state. Prompt attention
.iven to al business entrusted TO my care.
Ufice in Masonlc building over Trigg 4 Shields
sl.,re janl0y1
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For sale by all druggists Treatise Oh Blood and
Skin Diseases mailed free
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer .tI.nt. n,
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CITY Hall, Oc.. 10, 1887.


Council met. Present, His Fonor,
the Mavor: Councilmen Chirn, Gray,j
McCausland, Russell. Schaefermayerl
and Williams; Attorney Price; Engi<1
neer Crowuer; Marshal Owen. a{3
and approved.
The register and treasurer submitted
the following report
- TREASURER OFFICE, Oct. 10, 1885,.
To the Honorable Mayor and city C"un-
ell THE undersigned respectfully reports
that the following amounts have been psid
into and out OF the treasury during the past
month";
Received from }. Z. Owen, collector,
on Incense; .....:.... .......'....'.o oo oo w u9
same fines same .... w ~
Chas n. Meet. 70 ward scales 49,. 50 81
Thos. Walton. Water street scales..S 90 90
j. G. Fischer, 4th ward scale. 6 80
Total from scales Ias..S &c 20
Total received l.....S l1g ~
Pait out on revenue fund. ....S go IL
Paid out on judgment fund TO Rich
ard Field. attorney for Geo. Farrar
judgment VS.. the city. y........... 10 %
To Walker h Phetzing, attorneys on
judgment fund for Kriehn i Meyer
judgment vs.. the city. y............ II 3,
To Il. q. Wallace attorney on judg-
ment fund for NJ. w. Withers' est.
judgment, w. H. Chiles. sdmr.... u u
To 1ehn Weib0rD. attorney on judg-
ment fund for Mrs. Eliza FilZger-
aid judgment VS.. the city ...... 10 90
To Joseph Bowman, sheriff. on judg-
vs.. the city y..............:......... 1Os 40
To Wallace & Chiles, attorneys. on
mandsmus fund for Lexington
cily..'......................... city. 70 80
To Lexington Gas Co. as per contract 44s 90
To LIE xiDgton Water Co. as per con-
tract 321 Ga
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
KilIad pY the Oars

Early yesterday morning a man named
Shewbrooks was run over and fatally Ia.
jured by the cars. Shewbrooks who had
been on a spree had evidently laid down
under the cars to sleep the effects OF 1t of.
How long he lain there is not known, but
about 5 O'Clock In the morning when the
sh.fter went TO draw some csrs from the
ehed the brakeman noticed that the
wheels slid. The brakes were loosened,
the men thinking that was the cause of
the sliding They then felt the cars raise
and 2mped off just In time to see the
trucks pass over Shewbrook. When the
train was stopped and the man lifted out,
he endeavored to arise and said he was
more sick than drunk He was at once
taken 70 detective Jones office, when
poctor Draper, assisted By detective
Jones, amputated his leg below the knee.
He was then taken to the slDsbouse,
where he died yesterday afternoon from
the effects OF the shock and loes of blood.
At the inquest this morning after hearing &
the testimony Of Clarence CoDwell and
John Conroy, the brakenen on the train,
they came o the verdict, "That William
Shewbrooks came to his death by being
run over by the cars at the Poplar street
end Of the p, w. & B. depot shed, and
that his death was caused by his owr
carelessness. Sbewbronk leaves q witt
and twelve children. He was rather
dissolute character and when working a
all, worked at 9th and Wslnui streets
His body is still at the morgue, but vii
be buried by Lis brother, who lives in thi
city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-05
Bavu D~rnea.

Ths barn on the fssm Of George g..
Lobdeil, near Rivsrslds, Brandy wit
Hupdrsd, occupied by John Bsnks, took
are about 4 O'Clock on Tuesdsy sfter.
noon, and vss entirely Destroyed, With
. large lot OF bay, ,Irsiu, straw. etc. The
loss vill fall very heavily on Mr. Banks
Who has some twenty COWS, 80 wtll %
several horses, 70 provide with fodder,
making . heavy Tax upon him. De ID
engaged 10 selling milk In our city. and
bis patrons will doubtless syropAth zs
With him, ~ he 10 not blessed with .
superabundapc Of shis worlds goods.
There was IN Insurance Of " 0vo on
the barn In the NeW castle Manual In-
sarance Company. The iusurauoe
oompany win inspsct the damage done
BY the fire this aftsrpoop.